Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jacob D Cohen

Werner Koepf

Matthew R Smith

Matthew B Barr

Eugene Gershnik

Christopher Edgar Newell

Nasreen AbdulJaleel

Natalie F Gordon

John M Pyle

Jeffrey J Hsu

Don Le

Matthew M Edwards

Nitin Bansal

Some examples include techniques for efficiently handling an application package. For instance, a native code library used by an application may be identified. A wrapper library that enables the application to access the native code library may be created. The wrapper library may be stored in a first area of the application package. The native code library may be stored in a second area of the application package. If the application package includes more than one native code library, the application package may include a loading order specifying an order in which the native code libraries are to be loaded into a memory of a computing device.

Reducing a size of an application package

Systems and methods are provided for electronically managing items in a wish list. In some embodiments, order information associated with an order of one or more items may be received. The order may be associated with a purchasing customer, and may indicate that the purchasing customer is purchasing the one or more items of the order. One or more wish lists that were presented to the purchasing customer prior to receiving the order may be determined. For each of the one or more wish lists that were presented to the purchasing customer, it may be determined whether at least one of the items of the order is referenced in the wish list. The reference to the ordered item may then be removed from at least one of the wish lists.

Electronically managing items in a wish list

A system for maintaining gift lists for other persons is presented. The system includes a data store and a computing device. The data store stores at least information related to items available for purchase. The computing device is in communication with and has access to the data store. Moreover, the computing device is configured to create a gift list. The gift list includes references to items that are available for purchase by a user, and that are selected by a user as potential gifts for another. Additionally, access to the gift list is controlled by the user that created the gift list. The computing device is further configured in such a way as to add a reference to an item to the gift list while the user browses the items available for purchase.

Creating and maintaining electronic gift lists

Creating and maintaining gift lists in online shopping

A system for presenting a set of recommended items corresponding to a first item is presented. The system comprises a processor, a memory; and a computer executable component. The computer executable component executes on the system, via the processor, and is configured to perform the following. An indication is received requesting the display of recommended items corresponding to the first item. A set of recommended items corresponding to the first item is then obtained. Display information is generated for displaying a list of items and the corresponding set of recommended items. The list of items includes the first item. Additionally, display information is provided, the display information for displaying the list of items and the corresponding set of recommended items on a consumer device.

Displaying product recommendations in electronic commerce

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Kirkland, WA, United States of America

Jacob D Cohen